20 Minute Slow and Steady Strength Workout | Royally Fit

20 Minute Slow and Steady Strength Workout
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Today we are going to be focusing on strength, which means NO CARDIO, weeeooo. But be prepared we are focusing on balance today

 What you will need:

  • Set of dumbbells, ideally have one heavy weight near by

Warm-Up:

  • 3 minutes of dynamic stretching

Workout:

2 circuits, each set has 2 moves 45 seconds on, 15 off, repeating each set 4 x through.

Each circuit takes a total of 8 minutes to complete

 Circuit 1

  • Clean and Press– Place the weight between your feet, starting in a standing position, sink down into a squat, grab the weight, return to standing position and press the weight above your head performing a shoulder press. Repeat. Keep the weight in your heels, your belly button tight, and shoulders back. You can either alternate arms with each rep, or use one arm with each set.
  • Single Leg Dead lift – This is where balance comes in, You can grab a chair to help if you are struggling. To start grab the weight with your right hand, your left leg will stay planted with your right leg coming up off the ground as you hinge at the hips adn perform your deadlift. Remember, bum back, make sure you feel the pull in the back of the legs, keep your belly pulled in tight to help with balance, your stabilizing leg should have a soft knee. Slow and steady with this move babes. If single leg is a little too intense for you, feel free to perform a classic 2 legged deadlift

Circuit 2

  • Single Leg Curtsy Lunge with Bicep Curl – To really burn out your legs and booty we are going to curtsy lunge only to one side for each set. Step far back and across your opposite leg and drop the knee towards the floor into a curtsy lunge, drive the heal of your front foot to return to standing position, and perform a bicep curl
  • Single Leg Plank Walk Out with Push up –Oh my this is a doozy, don’t stress you can absolutely keep both feet planted as you start in a standing position and walk yourself out into a plank. Either on your knees or toes perform one push up and walk yourself back up to starting position. For some extra burn, try performing the walk out on only one leg, alternating after each set. OUCH

Cool Down/Stretching

Make today Badass,

Kaylie

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